Celtic’s next permanent manager

Rather have lennon over moyes if that's the case

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I bet the players would rather have Moyes, just ask Zaha anyway.

 

Just copied this from a Sunderland forum after Moyes had resigned and then joined West Ham, the man is a total *.

Re: David Moyes - Sunderland Was A Poor Choice

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Post: # 14159Post Mawsey
14 Nov 2017, 19:46

If there are any West Ham United fans that see this thread, they are going to be a bit upset.
Just to point out another article here:

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/sport/premier ... spartanntp

Moyes says, "If it works, great. If it doesn't, then I'll see the East End of London for seven months, then I'll go elsewhere."

That sums everything up!
After West Ham, I can only see him going to some obscure league somewhere, if anyone will take him.

 

Please not Moyes !!

 

The blog says our games so I think it’s more than one, I thought he was a shout for the Scotland job as he had took in a lot of SPFL games in general. But I would much rather keep Lennon in all honesty.

 

Naw. He's been at a few in the last few months. Also went to a St Mirren game and a game at the Shitpit.

 

Below is a post from West Ham, before he left there, not one clubs forum speaks highly of him, he will stop our 10iar

Problem for
your argument there is, he's rarely ever achieved that no matter where he's managed.

Preston, Everton, Man Utd, Real Sociedad, Sunderland and now West Ham United.

And don't for one second imply his Everton sides often played decent attractive football during 11 years because they didn't. His template in all the Club's he has managed has been much the same - Men behind the ball, try and occasionally play down the flanks to whip it in or pump it long to the likes of Fellaini, Cahill, Yakubu to head, elbow or chest the ball down as well as win free kicks/penalties. It worked to a degree but **** me was it mostly a chore to watch wherever he's managed and utterly predictable to boot where he wouldn't allow players to fully express themselves.

That may be acceptable to you but I can't stomach to watch another season of what I already predicted would happen should he get the job. In tbat regard he hasn't surprised me one bit and I did warn people what it would be like.

It's also worth remembering that after 11 years at Everton, he didn't win a bean and so to ask him to be given a long term plan here is practically writing us off from winning anything as well. I honestly don't believe he has it in him to win Trophies and he struggles at the best of times to try and compete in them which is a massive no-no anyway for me and those like me who want to see us often compete in Cup competitions.

 

If its moyes pass the razor blades

 

Not Moyes not Moyes not Moyes not Moyes not Moyes not Moyes not Moyes not Moyes not Moyes not Moyes not Moyes not Moyes not Moyes

 

i have only seen or heard of him been seen at one , that sounds a bit like a theory for their story to be honest

 

Daviee Moooyess Here for ten in a row , ten in a row

 

I feel physically sick at even just the thought of it being Moyes. That would be a Mowbray level of fuckuppery.

 

Looking at the betting on powers,for all other teams it says next permanent manager but for celtic it says celtic manager first league game 2019/2020 season, anyreason for this?

 

I sit just down from the padded seat crowd, he's been in there a few times. Dundee was one.

 

See if those * give him the job, I hope you do your duty by hurling everything physically possibly at those padded seats.

 

for health and happiness reasons im choosing not to believe you

 

Moyes would be a good manager for us.

 

Don't you worry, there'll be a new cocktail getting added to the menu....Molotov.

 

* looks like it:

Daily Record understands that David Moyes will be announced as the new manager of Celtic after the Scottish Cup final on Sunday.

The race for the Celtic job has been filled with speculation in recent weeks with big names such as Rafa Benitez and Jose Mourinho linked with the job, but it appears as though the 56-year old Scot has won over CEO Peter Lawwell and major shareholder Dermott Desmond.

Interim manager Neil Lennon looked like he had hoped to secure the job on a permanent basis, but the chiefs at Parkhead have other ideas in mind.

Moyes is expected to bring longtime assistant Steve Round in as part of the coaching set up, with Jimmy Lumsden to follow also. It's unknown if Moyes' goalkeeping coach - former Rangers goalkeeper Chris Woods is thought to be part of the new staff set up.

More to follow...